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C. Reider- Linguism [treetrunk068]

by C. Reider

Publication date 2008-11-28

Usage http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us/

Topics experimental, ambient, soundscape

"As with my previous release 'Aughtet', this recording utilizes the human voice as a sound source. For 'Linguism' I have taken some recordings of the famous linguist Noam Chomsky speaking, and edited them to remove the content-laden part of the speech, instead accenting speech disfluencies such as stuttering, spaces between phrases and filler: Filler (linguistics) at the Wikipedia ." - C. Reider

Treetrunk welcomes another cool and daring release by C. Reider.